Elf Donuts
Elves love donuts! The only problem is an Elf is small and a regular donut is just too much sweetness for them. So, we made some yummy elf-sized donuts. It is super easy and the kids will love it. You can eat them, serve them …
Author: MomentsInspire
DIY Christmas Treat Bags
Cute Handmade Goodie Gifts Free Printables to make some of these at home! Download the FREE M&M Story Printable Download the Free Elf Kisses Label Printable Download the Free Build A Snowman Label Printable
Candy Santa Sleds
Fun Candy Santa Sleds – a great craft for the kids!
These are fun to make and can even be given out to their friends or classmates. All you need is a few bags of bite-size candies such as Kit Kats, Hershey’s Miniature. Then you need to find some Christmas candies such as candy canes, foil-wrapped Santas, and other fun things like foil-wrapped coal and chocolate coins. I experimented with different glues and found that a hot glue gun worked the best.
There are so many different kinds of festive candy out around Christmas so if you plan ahead (before the stores start to go empty) you can probably find some really fun candies to make your sleds more unique. If you do feel inspired and give this a try, please come back and post pictures, we’d love to see them!
Green Pasta & Bones
Every parent can relate to the need for quick and easy meals ideas. While homemade cooking is the absolute best, we all have days where a frozen pizza is our savior. This is a fun and easy meal I came up with for my kiddos …
Spider Pizza Bites
Turn biscuits into spider pizzas with pizza sauce, olives, and cheese. This simple and cheap snack is fun for all ages. Ingredients: Biscuit Dough, Shredded Cheese, Pizza Sauce, Olives. Place biscuit dough on a cookie sheet covered with foil. Spread some pizza sauce on each …
Scary Fruit Kabob
A healthy Halloween snack that is fun as well. Scary fruit kabobs are made with Cantelope, Honey Dew Melon, Marshmallows, Black Gel Frosting Writer, and Candy Eyeballs.
Cut your melons in half, clean out the seeds, and use a melon ballers or an ice cream scooper to scoop out some circles. Cut some pieces into odd square-like shapes. Begin placing them on the kabob sticks, add eyes, draw on some faces, and….YUM!
I hope you were inspired to play around with some fruit and come up with something fun. Please share your pictures fo your creations in our comments below.